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1. I liked it when it was an old dump and guys could yell out and spit on the floor and get drunk and obnoxious
2. I was sitting on the bed bemoaning the fact that I had not wanted to get drunk and did not understand why I could not control my consumption
3. Men and woman of suspect morals came to this bar to get drunk and wallow in their sorrows in cheap beer and liquor that made their lives manageable for a few more hours or one more night
4. “Try not to get drunk,” Lezura said in a raised voice over the crowd
5. They had spent the day visiting their old haunts, restaurants and bars, not to get drunk, but for old times sake, to say goodbye to their old life
6. Remorse at being helpless to help Mary had pushed Jacques in going to this café, where he was probably going to get drunk in order to temporarily forget about war’s cruelties
7. This is another mistake which most of the men make that they get drunk in
8. ����������� Major Winkler, commander of Second Squadron, KG 53, promised himself to get drunk once safely on the ground: this mission had been a total disaster
9. All in the worship of some god, which I won’t even name, to get drunk and parade up and down the street until what was wanted, was achieved
10. After a day he got bored and decided that he would get drunk on Jack
11. He did however drink wine with moderation: he could not afford to get drunk with the precious letters he was carrying
12. It was probably extra strong so that our kind could actually get drunk without having to drink a liter of tequila
13. When you get drunk, it embarrasses me, so I'm drawing a boundary
14. As the alcohol drifted from Byron’s glass to the youthful drinkers both Flower and Candy remembered what it was like to get drunk, no questions were asked of Byron as to why he ordered his drinks in threes, and as to why the Ice teas were filled only occasionally
15. ” “This is so cool—a vampires-only party!” a vampire with twists in his hair exclaimed, “I love it!” “It is possible for vampires to get drunk?” Randi quipped, watching him stumbling, barely able to stand
16. As long as they didn’t get drunk off the fumes, Silas thought, shaking his head
17. It certainly wasn’t normal to go out in England and have a great time, be surrounded by beautiful oriental woman who took the greatest of care, eat delicious food any time day or night, get drunk 24 hours a day and stay cheaply in a four star hotel
18. The band stood and bowed gracefully to the applause and then headed towards the bar to get drunk
19. All the boys with their hand-me-down girlfriends, bottles of whisky, plenty of gambling for everyone to enjoy, and an occasional gun fight, loved to get drunk and listen to Big Suzie’s Cowboy Country Relic Song and Dance routine
20. They grew them in order to crush the living seeds, and let the crushed grapes rot, and get drunk off the poisonous alcohol it produced: so they could numb their own bodies and minds and hearts with that poison
21. The English God-given right to get drunk any time they pleased came from their maritime history of imported wealth
22. Six: every criminal element, every unhealthy addiction and practice will be starved to death because nobody will want to help gambling addicts more money to gamble with or give alcoholics more booze to get drunk on, or pornography addicts any help in their filthy habits whatsoever
23. God, it felt good to just plain get drunk
24. Amusing thing when you get drunk: sharp curves become a lot sharper
25. was proud to wear wellington boots on building sites, he was proud to get drunk with the boys on a Friday
26. He decided he would do something he had not done since Vera Mae had died, he would go and get drunk
27. „We chase girls, get drunk,
28. He was one of the lodgers most respected by Amalia Ivanovna, for he did not get drunk and paid regularly for his lodgings
29. At Startop's suggestion, we put ourselves down for election into a club called The Finches of the Grove: the object of which institution I have never divined, if it were not that the members should dine expensively once a fortnight, to quarrel among themselves as much as possible after dinner, and to cause six waiters to get drunk on the stairs
30. Was Bessie sitting at his table at the Bell inn, watching him drink her father’ s best ale, giving him that inviting smile, pulling the front of her dress tight to make sure he could see what nice breasts she had? Was he being charming and amusing to her, making her laugh? Was she parting her lips to show him her even teeth, and throwing back her head so that he could appreciate the soft skin of her white throat? Was he talking to her father, Paul Bell, asking respectful and interested questions about his business, so that later Paul would tell his daughter that Merthin was a good sort, a fine young man? Would Merthin get drunk and put his arm around Bessie’ s waist, resting his hand on her hip then slyly inching his fingertips towards that sensitive place between her thighs that was already itching for his touch – just as he once had with Caris?
31. It was stupid to get drunk with someone I don't know
32. Their regime of fasting obliged them to eat fish and vegetables on Fridays and saints’ days and all through Lent, and in theory they were never allowed to get drunk
33. knew before that it was illegal to get drunk in a sporting house
34. But what was she supposed to do: let him get drunk, wreck the wagon, come and go as he pleased? Just look at what happened to that girl in the newspaper! From right across the tracks
35. Nick has been spared, for now, but of course he feels obliged to take the others out to get drunk
36. Outside of big hotels, most saloons were small, not much bigger than a couple of sheds, and they were there for one purpose and one purpose only: For people to spend money and get drunk
37. And as he spoke, and clung to this desperate insistence, this melancholy reflection occurred to him: "And if he drinks, will he get drunk?"
38. It was night and his lamp was burning and he had just barely begun to get drunk when suddenly he knew he was no longer alone
39. She would contrive to get drunkenness on him, would trap him with wine, and there would be a priest nearby to come at her hushed call
40. The fact that the visiting butterflies came to the dry oasis to get drunk seemed a little unfair, but the town solved this, first, by ignoring it, and then, by hotly denying it
41. She whispered, “I’m gonna get drunk
42. Also she didn’t get drunk
43. And so I fiendishly counted out the half of that three thousand, sewed it up, calculating on it, sewed it up before I was drunk, and after I had sewn it up, I went off to get drunk on the rest
44. The soldiers would be disorderly, or would get drunk, unless they had something to divert them
45. If only he could think that they had gone to get drunk and have a spree in the outskirts of the town, as Koulikoff often did
46. As soon as by some means he gets a considerable sum from Nikolay Vsyevolodovitch, he does nothing but get drunk, and instead of gratitude ends by impudently defying Nikolay Vsyevolodovitch, making senseless demands, threatening him with proceedings if the pension is not paid straight into his hands
47. Now could I turn Cossack like Lukashka, and steal horses, get drunk on chikhir, sing rollicking songs, kill people, and when drunk climb in at her window for the night without a thought of who and what I am, it would be different: then we might understand one another and I might be happy
48. “By heavens!” he went on with a slight smile (and his smile was of the kind that one involuntarily noticed, and somehow felt grateful for), “even if I did get drunk, there would be no great harm done